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London Bel Canto Festival
Music Festival
The London Bel Canto Festival is an energetic company that holds recitals and master classes throughout the summer and in a two-week long Academy, directed by specialist tenor K E Querns Langley. The London Bel Canto Academy is open to all voice types and repertoire and also accepts Pianists, giving them an opportunity to accompany the various classes and rehearsals. The Academy offers individual singing lessons and master classes with the visiting master Mme. Aprille Millo and professional tenor Bruce Ford. Various lessons on theatrical and performance practice, history and coaching are also given, on diction of Italian, French and German. All students have an opportunity to perform in the Young Artist's Concert at Cadogan Hall.
Yury Kunets
Composer & Pianist
Yury Kunets is a highly acclaimed composer and pianist who draws inspiration from the worlds of classical, jazz and pop music to produce highly diverse and creative pieces. Beginning his career working with Maxim Kapitanovsky to produce musical films, Kunets was quickly noticed and moved on to collaboration projects to produce music for bands including the legendary Soviet rock band Pesnyary. Kunets constantly adds to his expanding repertoire of instrumental music for recording, working with award-winning American conductor Lee Holdridge and Grammy award-winning British producer Christopher Alder to produce a series of symphonic music albums and releasing CDs featuring the Sinfonia Varsovia Orchestra and the Warsaw Philharmonic Choir. In the Autumn of 2018 Yury Kunets will release a CD with the assistance of WildKat PR, who will also support him with introducing him to the international film and media industry.
Inbal Segev
Inbal Segev is an internationally renowned cellist, whose playing has been described as "delivered with impressive fluency and style", by The Strad. She has played with the world's best orchestras and conductors, including the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Berlin Philharmonic, Helsinki Philharmonic, Lorin Mazeel and Zubin Mehta and was asked to premiere various works, amongst others from composer Timo Andres and Dan Visconti. Segev has already released several recordings, which were critically acclaimed. Her next recording with Finnish pianist Juho Pohjonen will be released on the AVIE label on 20th July 2018, a recording that includes romantic sonatas and fantasies by Grieg, Chopin and Schumann. The release will be accompanied by a concert with the same programme at Piano Salon Christophori in Berlin on 28th June 2018.
Christopher Gunning
Christopher Gunning is excited to be working on his latest concert music album bringing to life his 2nd and 10th Symphonies, both as yet unrecorded. Whilst he is best known for his film and TV credits, having won four BAFTA awards for Agatha Christie's Poirot, La Vie en Rose, Middlemarch and Porterhouse Blue, and three Ivor Novello awards for Rebecca, Under Suspicion, and FirelightOver the past fifteen years Christopher has turned his attention to 'concert' music; having now composed eleven symphonies and concertos for Guitar, Clarinet Oboe and Violin and other chamber music works. Over the past fifteen years Christopher has turned his attention to 'concert' music; having now composed eleven symphonies and concertos for Guitar, Clarinet Oboe and Violin and other chamber music works.
Academy of Ancient Music
Period-instrument ensemble
The Academy of Ancient Music is one of Britain's foremost period-instrument ensembles. Taking its name from an 18th-century society, AAM looks to the past to inform the present, drawing on scholarship to play music with a deep level of historical understanding.
AAM is led by its current Musical Director Richard Egarr, for whom the 2016-17 season marks his 10th anniversary at the helm. The ensemble also regularly collaborates with other world-renowned scholars and performers including Mahan Esfahani, Robert Levin, and Alina Ibragimova. Over the last four decades since its foundation it has been at the forefront of historically-informed performance, with 300 recordings to their name and a busy concert programme. AAM is currently an associate ensemble of the Barbican Centre, making it their exclusive London home from 2012. Highlights of the 2017-18 season include a major tour of North America, and the continuation of their Purcell opera cycle.
Artyom Dervoed
Classical Guitar
Universe Guitare (France) has famously dubbed Artyom Dervoed the "Tsar of the guitar". This bold claim is backed by the growing international demand, an active recording career, and no less than 16 first place awards in various international competitions. A regular guest on the world's most prestigious stages, including the Berliner Philharmonie, Kölner Philharmonie, Tonhalle Düsseldorf, Carnegie Hall, Jordan Hall, Bunka Kaikan, and Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory, Mr. Dervoed is among the most eminent champions of the classical guitar. Having mastered the entire standard orchestral, chamber and solo guitar literature, he is significantly expanding the existing repertoire through collaborations with leading composers, whose works he inspires, commissions and performs.
Michael Poll
Classical guitarist, Michael Poll, presents 'The Bach Project', a new recording of Bach's Lute music, arranged for and performed on the 7-string guitar in 3D sound. It brings Bach's music to life here in the 21st century, fusing modern instrumental practice with historical techniques and doing it all on an instrument that is built specially for the job by American master luthier Robert Ruck. The project has been brought to life following a successful Kickstarter campaign, and culminates in the CD release. WildKat is delighted to be promoting the CD across Germany.
The City Choir of Washington
The City Choir of Washington have established themselves as one of Washington D.C's premiere choirs. The choir has celebrated its 10th anniversary under the artistic leadership of award-winning conductor Robert Shafer, a master at preparing the vocal technique and musical style of his singers that makes the choir a first-class chorus. Notable renditions of the choir's performances include Handel's oratorio Solomon, alongside stunning renditions of under-performed works such as Arvo Part's Te Deum, Benjamin Britten's Cantata Misericordium, and Tarik O'Regan's Triptych. Through their works, the City Choir of Washington seeks to inspire singers and their audience members alike to discover the musical beauty and cultural heritage of choral music, and to nurture the next generation of performers. WildKat is working on the PR and Marketing for the choir's debut UK tour in 2018.
Brandon Keith Brown
From C.P.E. Bach through Karl Amadeus Hartmann, young US-American conductor Brandon Keith Brown garners attention for rendering "…immaculate…" performances. Since becoming the "…standout audience favourite," and 3rd prize winner of the 2012 Sir Georg Solti Conductors' Competition, he has led the Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin, Badische Staatskapelle (German debut), Staatskapelle Weimar, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Neue Philharmonie-Westfalen, and the Civic Orchestra of Chicago. Winner of the Mendelssohn Scholarship in Leipzig and the Ansbacher Fellowship with the Vienna Philharmonic at the Salzburg Festival, mentors include David Zinman, Lorin Maazel and Kurt Masur. Brown serves as the composers' strongest ally, transporting musicians and audience alike.
ACCENTUS Music
Accentus Music was founded by Paul Smaczny in 2010 after 20 years at EuroArts. Drawing on the experience of a wealth of producers and editors, Accentus Music creates high quality operatic, concert and documentary DVDs and Blu-rays. The label has worked with artists such as Claudio Abbado, Daniel Barenboim, Riccardo Chailly and Martha Argerich, as well as Lucerne Festival Orchestra, the New York Philharmonic, the Gewandhausorchester Leipzig and the Staatskapelle Berlin. Recent highlights include the last video recording of Claudio Abbado and Lucerne Festival Orchestra with Mihoko Fujimura. WildKat PR manage Accentus Music's press and marketing campaign across Europe, working alongside its world-class artists.
Bamberg Symphony
Founded in 1946, the Bamberg Symphony is one of the finest orchestras in the world, with its legendary "Bamberg Sound". The orchestra is the cultural ambassador for Bavaria, regularly travelling and giving concerts across the globe. It also hosts the internationally renowned conducting competition, "The Mahler Competition", which was won in its inaugural year by Gustavo Dudamel. Since September 2016 Jakub Hrůša has been their fifth Chief Conductor, shaping the very unique profile of this outstanding orchestra.
WildKat PR manage an international PR campaign for the orchestra and their engagements. Photo credit: Andreas Herzau
Laura Bennett Cameron
Laura Bennett Cameron's artistic and research activities in Europe and in the United States have established an international reputation for expressive playing, innovative collaborations, and expansion of the bassoon's repertoire through her work with French composer Roger Boutry. Dr. Bennett Cameron teaches Applied Bassoon, Music Theory, and Ear Training at the University of Texas (Arlington), and is the principal bassoonist of the Dallas Winds. In addition to her position as the principal bassoon of the Grammy-nominated Dallas Winds, Dr. Bennett Cameron also appears as a guest performer with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, among others.
Inspired by her work with Boutry, Laura is the founder of La Société for la Promotion de la Musique de Roger Boutry, an American foundation devoted to the promotion and advancement of Boutry's compositions. She also serves as solo bassoonist in The Boutry Ensemble, a chamber ensemble dedicated to the education and engagement of American audiences with the composer's body of work. In August 2018, Laura and The Boutry Ensemble will travel to Paris to showcase rarely-performed works by Boutry in his home city.
Damian Iorio
Damian Iorio has been conductor of the Milton Keynes City Orchestra since 2014, a role that he combines with appearances with the London Philharmonic, Philharmonia, Royal Philharmonic, Glyndebourne Festival Opera, Opéra National de Paris, Detroit Symphony, BBC Symphony, San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, Netherlands Radio Philharmonic, St Petersburg Philharmonic, and Oper Bonn. He conducted the Russian premiere of Michael Nyman's "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat", which was subsequently nominated for Best Opera Production at the Golden Mask Festival. His recent recordings of music by Ghedini and Casella on Naxos was highly acclaimed, with "fine live performances scrupulously conducted by Damian Iorio" (The Guardian), and was awarded the prestigious "Choc" by Le Monde de la Musique.
Blüthner Piano Series
Concert Series
The inaugural Blüthner Piano Series takes place at St John's Smith Square, London, throughout the 2017-18 season. Featuring seven virtuoso pianists, the recitals will showcase the piano with the famous Golden Tone.
Founded in Leipzig in 1853 by Julius Blüthner, the company has remained family-run ever since, with Dr Christian Blüthner-Haessler taking over as CEO in 1996. At one time the most prolific piano manufacturer in Germany, Blüthner is firmly within the 'Big Four' of piano makers. Its instruments have been favoured by Brahms, Mahler, Liberace, Debussy, Wagner, Strauss, Tchaikovsky, Shostakovich, and Ariana Grande. Rachmaninoff said "There are only two things which I took with me on my way to America...my wife and my precious Blüthner".
Performers featured in the Blüthner Piano Series are Tom Poster and the Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective, Dmitry Masleev, Anna Fedorova, Martin Sturfalt, Chenyin Li, Anne Queffélec, and David Fray.
Thomas Kemp
Thomas Kemp has established himself as one of Britain's leading musicians working internationally as a conductor: a versatile artist who is equally acclaimed for his interpretation of classical repertoire as well as music of 20th and 21st Century. He is the founder and music director of Music@Malling Festival and music director of Chamber Domaine. A highly acclaimed artist, his dynamic commitment and virtuosic performances combined with innovative and ground breaking programming have received wide-spread critical praise. He has worked worldwide as a concertmaster and chamber musician and in 2012 he made his debut with London's Opera Holland Park to great acclaim.
Dmitry Masleev
We are delighted to continue our work with the exceptional and award-winning pianist, Dmitry Masleev. The 2015 first prize winner of the International Tchaikovsky Competition, has performed all over the world in countries including Russia, Japan, USA, Italy, China and the UK. He has delighted audiences at the Berlin Konzerthaus, the Paris Philharmonie and Carnegie Hall in New York, and collaborated with leading conductors such as Valery Gergiev and Yevgeny Svetlanov. We previously worked with Dmitry on the release of his self-titled piano album under the Russian label Melodiya, which was recently honoured by the "Bestenliste" - Quarterly Critics' Choice of the deutsche Schallplattenkritik - German Record Critics Award. Among his highlights in 2018 is his Artistic Residency at the Bodenseefestival in Germany in May (5th - 15th May 2018).
Theodosia Ntokou
Classical pianist Theodosia Ntokou, born and raised in Greece, is the protégé of the living legend Martha Argerich and has been under her guidance since 2009. She was trained at the National Conservatory of Athens, at the Universität der Künste in Berlin, the Franz Liszt Academy of Budapest and the Juilliard School in New York. Theodosia was the first prize winner of the Young Artists International Piano Competition (2006) and the Bradshaw & Buono International Piano Competition (2007).
Theodosia Ntokou has performed at the "Les Sommets du Classique", the Sagra Musicale Malatestiana, the Michelangeli Festival Brescia e Bergamo, the Athens Festival, the Festival of Busko Zdrój and has collaborated with many orchestras.
Christian Erny
Pianist,Conductor and Pedagogue
The Swiss pianist, conductor and pedagogue Christian Erny has enjoyed a hugely varied education. At the age of six he entered the Conservatory of Winterthur, where he received instruction in piano, choral singing and pop music. He continued his musical studies in the piano class of Hans-Jürgen Strub at the Zurich University of Arts, where he received a Master's degree in piano and was also awarded a Certificate of Advanced Studies in conducting. Christian also took the concert class of Jean-Louis Haguenauer at the renowned Jacobs School of music.
During his studies he also began directing choirs and gained experience as a conductor. Today he is founder and director of The Zurich Chamber Singers, a professional vocal ensemble.
In April 2016 he successfully released his debut album Les parfums, les couleurs et les sons se répondent… with works by Franz Liszt and Claude Debussy.
Sunwook Kim
Sunwook Kim is a South Korean pianist living in London. He came to international recognition when he won the prestigious Leeds International Piano Competition in 2006. Since then, he has established a reputation as one of the finest pianists of his generation, appearing as a concerto soloist in the subscription series of some of the world's leading orchestras, including the London Symphony Orchestra (John Eliot Gardiner, Daniel Harding), Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra (Marek Janowski) or Tokyo Philharmonic. During 2015 WildKat supported the label Accentus in promoting his second solo album Brahms & Franck. In 2016 WildKat launched his Facebook page and takes care of his social media channels.
Daniela Mastrandrea
Daniela Mastrandrea, an Italian pianist, composer and arranger, started studying the piano at the age of 7. By the time she was nine she composed her first pieces. Daniela graduated in piano solo from the "Nino Rota" Academy of Music in Monopoli (BA) and studied composition with Vito Liturri, Marco Della Sciucca, Cinzia Cannito and Vincenzo Anselmi. Daniela has performed with many renowned musicians and won several competitions for composers.
In 2017, she won the 1st edition of the Web Talent V.I.T.A. promoted by Believe Digital and Zimbalam Italy and in May 2018 she will release her new album "Lo Specchio" (The mirror) under Music Believe.
Kristjan Järvi
Kristjan Järvi is known for his innovative music programming and remarkable visions for multi-genre collaborations. One of his most important projects is The Sound Experience, where he brings together ideas, people, emotions, cultures and nature through music, in order to create a totally new concert experience. One of the orchestras he has initiated this concept with is the modern Baltic Sea Philharmonic. Together they will bring their ideas before a wide audience on their Baltic Sea Discovery Tour.
WildKat PR is working with Kristjan Järvi to promote the 2016 tour, as well as some concerts with Steve Reich and the Regular Crisis festival in October. In addition to that, WildKat PR will assist in promoting his two upcoming CD releases "Wagner, The Ring" and "Steve Reich, Duet".
The Cliburn
Van Cliburn International Piano Competition
The Cliburn advances classical piano music throughout the world. Its international competitions, education programs, and concert series embody an enduring commitment to artistic excellence and the discovery of new artists.
Established in 1962, the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition is widely-recognized as "one of the world's highest-visibility classical-music contests" and remains committed to its original ideals of supporting and launching the careers of young pianists and sharing the transformative powers of music with a wide global audience. The Fourteenth Cliburn Competition, held May 24–June 9, 2013, in Fort Worth, Texas, welcomed 30 competitors, aged 19–30 and representing 13 nations. Beyond the over 40,000 who enjoyed the Competition in person at Bass Performance Hall, the fully-produced webcast streamed over 13 million minutes of video to more than 170,000 unique viewers in 155 countries.
WildKat PR is working with Cliburn on the fifteenth competition which runs from May 25 - June 10, 2017. We will be running press campaigns in the UK and Germany.
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
As the sixth oldest symphony orchestra in Ohio, the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra has played a leading role in the cultural life of Greater Cincinnati and the Midwest since its founding in 1895. The CSO is a dynamic ensemble of some of the world's finest musicians, and as a champion of new music, the orchestra has given American premieres of works by composers including Debussy, Ravel, Mahler and Bartók during its history. It was also the first orchestra to be broadcast to a national radio audience in 1921.
In 2017, the CSO will embark on an extensive European tour, visiting cities across the continent and United Kingdom, performing a varied programme which will include music featured on their 2016 live album release, 'Concertos for Orchestra'. Music Director Louis Langrée will bring his home orchestra to Europe in spectacular style, with concert dates and venues to be announced soon.
Marika Bournaki
Named "the Celine Dion of classical" by The Huffington Post, world class pianist Marika Bournaki is known for the combination of her effervescent youth and innovative approach to her art.
Her evolution into an esteemed performer was documented by Bobbi Jo Hart, from the age of 12 to 20, for the multi award-winning feature-length documentary "I Am Not A Rock Star" and was a huge success at multiple international film festivals as well as being featured on BBC Four.
Douglas Knehans
Knehans' music is about immediacy, drama, power, playfulness, architecture, harmonic structure, melodic expressiveness and more importantly depth and dimension. His music is about both love and life and a number of important critics see it that way too when they say his music "… tells an exciting story, ever- intensifying in color, thematic ideas, texture and tempo." (The Washington Post); and whose orchestral music "…is radiant and multicolored. This is music of tremendous imagination. Knehans scores with a masterly hand, his sound paintbrush unerringly hitting the mark." (Fanfare Magazine)
WildKat is proud to be running a UK press campaign for the release of Knehans' new release Unfinished Earth. The recording will be available to stream on NAXOS MUSIC LIBRARY and purchase on Ablaze Records from 6 April 2018. The two works on the disc – "Tempest" and "Unfinished Earth" – represent contrasting views of how the external metaphors of wind and earth reflect more intimate internal worlds of the human heart and mind. The release is brought to life by the Brno Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Mikel Toms, and features soloists Gareth Davies, Principal Flautist of London Symphony Orchestra.
Matthew Sharp
'Virtuoso of the arts' (The Times), Matthew Sharp, has performed worldwide as solo cellist, baritone, actor and director - solo appearances with the RPO, LPO, RLPO, CBSO; singing principal roles for Opera North and ROH; acting principal roles at the Young Vic and NT Studio. Matthew Sharp is known as an artist who is not afraid of taking risks and exploring new artistic paths. So it is no surprise that old and new projects reflect this pioneering spirit: 2018 sees the world premiere recording of Hans Gál's "Concertino for Cello and Strings", played by Matthew Sharp and the English Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Kenneth Woods.
Gstaad Menuhin Festival & Academy
International Music Festival
Founded in 1956 by Yehudi Menuhin, the Gstaad Menuhin Festival & Academy takes place annually with an impressive feat of around 50 concerts in churches, chapels, hotels and the famous festival tent. The Menuhin Festival has grown substantially over the years, now incorporating the Gstaad Festival Orchestra, Gstaad Academy and Gstaad Conducting Academy.
In addition to performances from an outstanding lineup of international stars from the opera, orchestral and conducting worlds, the 2018 festival will also offer masterclasses and chamber concerts celebrating the outstanding natural beauty of the Alps. WildKat PR manages the festival's press, media partnerships and collaborations with tourist groups.


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The ACLU Hates Superman
The JLA supervillian The Key has one of the worst costumes and least threatening names of any bad guy out there. Yet several times he does a pretty good job of almost beating the JLA. Like in issue #63.
You think I'm joking about the ACLU hating Superman, but then we jump a few decades later to issue #110!
I love how The Key is complaining that the judge was too lenient.

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Worldwide Demand for Immunohistochemistry (IHC) Validated Antibodies Fuels Company's Rapid Growth in $2 Billion Reagent Antibody Market
SEATTLE—April 19, 2010 — LifeSpan BioSciences, Inc., a leading provider of antibodies for thousands of researchers worldwide, has increased the number of validated IHC-plusTM antibodies available in its catalog to more than 3,500. With this increase, LifeSpan is well on its way to building the world's largest catalog of well characterized, IHC-validated reagent antibodies. Overall, LifeSpan has a catalog of more than 82,000 antibodies.
IHC-plusTM antibodies, LifeSpan's flagship product line, consists of antibodies that LifeSpan has validated for use in IHC drawing on its 15-year track record in designing, making and using antibodies for immunohistochemistry. These antibodies have been extensively tested against formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) human tissues. Each antibody has been characterized at four different concentrations against 22 normal human tissues, plus additional controls. These antibodies have been identified as the best reagents for use in FFPE-IHC.
Immunohistochemistry is widely used to visualize proteins in tissues, and can detect any protein encoded by the 21,000 genes in the human genome. In addition, IHC can detect functionally important protein modifications. To visualize an antibody-antigen interaction with IHC, tissue specimens are fixed in formalin and embedded in wax, and thin sections are placed on microscope slides. After incubation with an antibody, the bound antibody is stained with a dye, and the slides are examined under a microscope by a pathologist to detect specific molecular markers.
"Our 15-year history in delivering IHC services and validating antibodies makes LifeSpan uniquely qualified to meet the need for high-quality, IHC-validated antibodies to thousands of new protein targets," said Glenna Burmer, M.D., Ph.D., chief scientific officer and executive vice president. "LifeSpan is rapidly becoming the market leader for these important antibody reagents."
LifeSpan has grown its antibody business exponentially over the past three years, and thousands of researchers in more than 50 countries across Europe, Asia and North America now rely on LifeSpan BioSciences for their antibodies.
"With our rapidly expanding product line, our reagent antibody revenues have increased rapidly over the past few years and we expect them to continue to do so," said LifeSpan's CEO, Joe Brown, Ph.D. "In 2010, we are continuing to aggressively expand our antibody catalog of IHC-plusTM antibodies to create value for our customers and strategic partners, and to strengthen our business for the future."
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Friendly hospitality has a long tradition here
The third generation is now running the hotel. In 1955, Alma Petersen, the grandmother of the current owner, founded the hotel with daughter Elsbeth.
Since then, a simple recipe for success has resulted in the hotel's rapid growth.
We put all our heart into attending to the wishes of the guests and to continually invest in providing the modern comforts they demand.
These days, Tjard and Silene Bajen look forward to being your hosts.


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The Unofficial Splinter Cell Sight
Splinter Cell Pandora Tomorow
Current price $19.95- $25.00 US dollarsSplinter Cell Pandora Tomorow, the second
release in the series, it is probably my least favorite but i still can play it all day long. The grafics are very good for
it's time... even still today, the only bad this is the mouths on charaters. When somone talks outside of a move clip in the
game their mouths just don't look right. Though you really souldn't be staring at people mouths for too long unless
your trying to over hear a converation. The only reson i say that SCPT is my least favorite is because of the games mission
locations. Half the game takes place in jungels which to my just dosen't seem to fit a Splinter Cell. The rest of the game
is in places like Jerusalem, moving trains, and other cool locations. Jeruselim is by far my favorit mission location
in SCPT.There are many different ways to play the mission some are very helpful. During the mission you have to get threw
Jerusalem pick up your SC20K and SC20K attachments then go underground where you find a vile. Here the conversation right
after you take the vile, its pritty cool when it hapens in the gameLambert: Bring that vile back sam we need
to have it analized to find out whats inside.Sam: i could open it.Lambert: and you could play rush and
rulet with a clip loading pistol.Sam: come on, wheres your sense of humor.It turns out that the vile
containes small pox and Suhadi Sadono and Norman Soth are planing out using it as a cemical bomb. The best part of the game
is the ending when you go in to capture Sadono.He is brodacsting a live internet video of him saying "It has
been ten days since the Americans told me they would get me with in ten days as you can see" and just before he
says "they were wrong" you grab him. the gardes around him are too scared to shoot you b/c they say "Don't shoot we can't
risk kiling Sadono" so you easaly kill the gaurds with your SC pistol but then its still not over. Norman Soth still
has the small pox vile and uses it to make one more chemical bomb. He takes it to an airport and puts it in the back, he sets
the timer to detonate. You have to go in and kill all the terorists including Soth. After that you go to defuse the bomb
but there is not enough time to defuse it Lambert recomends puting it in the basement to minamize the death total to
hundreds. Sam has a better idea he dresses himself as a janitor and carrys the bomb into the public section
of airport and leaves it there and walks away seconds later airport securaty checks it out not knowing what it
is. After a few second they relize its a bomb and call the bomb squad. The bomb squad comes in and defuses the bomb with seconds
on the clock. There fore all the bombs are destroyed and the king pins of the terorist operations have ben taken out. Your
mission is completed.
The online play isn't half bad but VERY one sided the mercs pritty much always lose
being the fact that if they are knocked out and sleeping the spies can jump on ther heads and as they're getting up and
it will kill the merc but theres nothing the merc can do about it. My 2 favorite online maps are "Cinama" a VERY FAIR map
for spies and mercs [its basicly a movie thearter] and "Where House" another fair map with many difernt paths
for spies to tak to avoid the mercs to get the mision completed [its just like home-depo(the store) just with more walk ways above
the boxes and crates]. There is ranked and non-ranked games for all i know the highest lvl is 33 world wide but
on average the highest level people you see are like level 5-8. You never really see the 9-33 lvl people. I think the
closest to lvl 33 is like 22. But that dosent mean anything b/c i'm lvl 6 and i can take lvl 13's and 14's never seen anyone higher
so who knows. Even if you dont like the online play the single player will make up for it GARENTED!
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Singapore to induct aerostat in surveillance duties; Malaysia might follow suit
October 31, 2014 • Leave a Comment
A TCOM 74 metre aerostat system. Photo credit: TCOM
Aerostat sytems have proven to be important and cost-effective assets in performing real-time, around-the-clock reconnaissance and surveillance duties over a prolonged duration for militaries around the world.
Singapore Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen announced this week that the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) would deploy a radar-equipped aerostat capable of performing aerial and maritime surveillance from early 2015. The country's increasing number of skyscrapers built over the past decade, and the lack of sufficiently high ground to place surveillance radars, has inhibited present radar systems from establishing a clear line of sight to deliver an air and maritime picture with adequate detection range. The introduction of the 55 metre aerostat system built by US Aerostat specialist TCOM from next year would provide a more cost-effective solution vis-à-vis AEW&C aircraft the RSAF currently operates. When integrated with the existing network of radars, the various sensors would allow overlapping coverage and sufficient redundancy for constant monitoring by agencies keeping a close eye on Singapore's airspace and sea lanes. While no details on the radar payload have been released, close defence ties with Israel could mean the supply of IAI Elta radar systems such as the EL/M-2083 or EL/M-2022, which have been delivered to a number of countries.
Separately, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between TCOM and Malaysian defence company Bintang Kencana for the possible supply of aerostat systems to Malaysia. The aerostats would provide maritime domain awareness over the Eastern Sabah Security Zone (Esszone), an area which sees regular incursions by armed militants linked to the so-called Sulu Sultanate. The proposed aerostats in the class of 22 to 28 metres could carry payloads including radar and electro-optical infrared cameras that could detect small wooden boats that are often missed by ground-based maritime surveillance radars. As part of the deal, Malaysian security forces would lease the aerostat platforms from Bintang Kencana, which will manage the deployment, operation and maintenance of the system.
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Announcing the proud winners of our Valkyria Chronicles weekly contest:
Valkyria Chronicles for PS3 – korokun
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This week's contest will be for a copy of Road Rash II for the Sega Genesis.
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It's simple really. At the end of each week (Saturday night), all of the comments left on the site will be totaled up. Every comment you leave gives you one chance to be drawn as the winner of that week's prize. So, the more commenting you do the better chance you have to win, but you do have a small chance of winning even if you only leave one comment that week.
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We were asked to play a different role in the wedding this weekend. We were challenged to help this couple design and create a romantically, classic wedding reception at Hans Fahden Winery in Calistoga. The venue is unique for its cave dinner reception, as well as gorgeous garden ceremony. Words can hardly describe the beauty of this venue.
Sparkling red and gold hues set the tone for the cave dinner wedding reception. Check out the candelabra centerpieces we created and the glowing brilliance of the reception decor. We loved how of the centerpieces, cocktail reception florals, and the cake floral decor turned out at this beautiful Calistoga venue. We also contributed to the bridal party flowers by making the bridesmaids blushing pink bouquets to go with the richly red bridal bouquet made by Angela's Flowers in Santa Clara. Not shown here are also some red rose boutinneres and a corsage we made for bridal party.
We executed this event brilliantly and beautifully, IMHO!
Venue: Hans Fahden Winery, Calistoga
Florals, including cake: BB Events (yes, that's us!) & Angela's Flowers (bridal bouquet only)
Cake: Maria's
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The Orthodox Gay Marriage Proposal that Got to the News
During a recent Ivri Lider concert in Kfar Saba, Moshe Grossman surprised his boyfriend Eran Ashkenazi and popped the question in front of the audience and a camera recording every minute.
A couple who live an orthodox religious life style, Eran Ashkenazi and Moshe Grossman, were on the Israeli news after the outstanding marriage proposal during the Ivri Lider concert, who himself is one of the prominent figures in the gay community. The audience during the concert was moved, and then the social media, displaying a sight you do not see every day: with a yarmulke and religious zealots, they celebrated their love and the beginning of their lives together.
After the moving event, the two described their feelings with a quote from the Bible, "But as for me, it is good to be near God" (Psalm 73:28). "We wanted to share our joy, that G-d to summoned us to each other, to be together and love together, and determined our decision to live together and build a home. May there be many more celebrations in Israel. Eran and Moshe."
Both Moshe and Eran are members of Havruta, an organization for orthodox gay men. The two were interviewed on a national TV news show following the proposal, and thanked the host of the show for the interest in their story. "Thank you for giving us a stage and letting us show that there's an alternative way for LGBT orthodox people, and there's a way to live as orthodox here in this country," they said.
RELATED: Orthodox LGBT media Visibility changes minds and brings more tolerance in the extremist religious community
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My Papa's Waltz
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Revealing Child Abuse in "My Papa's Waltz"
In Theodore Roethke's "My Papa's Waltz," the persona reveals an incidence of child abuse that happened earlier in his life. He divulges the occurrence of abuse through the use of certain words and noting the actions that go on during the "waltz." Through the use of graphic diction, Roethke informs the reader that "My Papa's Waltz" depicts an episode of child abuse.
The persona Roethke creates discloses the incidence of child abuse to the reader by using particular words in his poem. The persona says "I hung on like death: / such waltzing was not easy" to show he is being beaten badly but is still alive (Roethke 3,4). He also uses the phrase "battered on one knuckle" to describe his father's knuckles (10). The persona chooses the word "battered" in the phrase to describe his father's knuckles because it creates a realistic visual image of the beating. When a person is battering another person, his knuckles often become bruised. When the speaker's father misses steps, his son's "right ear [scrapes] a buckle," which shows that the father is projecting his frustration with himself onto his son (12); the father therefore punishes his son for his own incompetence. Either the father is inebriated from the whiskey and getting mad when he skips steps in the waltz with his son, or whenever the persona dodges one of his father's beat-up fists, his right ear scrapes his dad's belt buckle. One of the last words Roethke places in his poem to highlight the child abuse is "beat." The phrase "beat time on [the boy's] head" implies that the father is thrashing the son by hitting him in the head (13). Of all the words that could be employed, Roethke chooses "beat" because of the images of violence one would associate with child abuse. Another way Roethke exposes the mistreatment of the child by describing the actions of people in the poem.
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Testament to the power of the medium, Clay Aiken's second-place finish on American Idol brought him more fame and success than a lifetime of touring (and it's kept comedian Kathi Griffin's career afloat). Like Carson Kressley, Aiken's appeal is his aw-shucks charm, which invests a gentle innocence in his adult-contemporary fare. It remains to be seen whether his shelf life will surpass Pop Rocks. If you want them, more details are available at 704-522-6500. Show begins at 8pm and tickets range from $39.50-$54.50. Charlotte Bobcats Arena. There now, we've done our duty and told you about it. (Chris Parker)
Sing Glory Hallelujah, y'all! Tell the good tidings to Zion -- and to the daughters of Jerusalem while you're in the neighborhood. For unto us is given the very first full-length performance of Handel's Messiah at Belk Theater -- with all the trimmin's from Charlotte Symphony Orchestra, the Oratorio Singers, and four guest soloists making their Queen City debuts. Scott Allen Jarrett leads these combined forces through the world's most beloved oratorio, climaxing in the stirring "Hallelujah Chorus." Nothing shabby about the brassy "For Unto Us a Child Is Born" or "The Trumpet Shall Sound," either. Kendra Colton is the soprano soloist, Paula Murrihy is the mezzo, William Hite sings tenor, and Richard Zeller booms the bass. Tickets for the 7:30pm performance are $14-$44. Call 704-972-2000. (Tannenbaum)
See for yourself the writers who've continued the tradition of fine Southern literature at the Charlotte Museum of History. Distinguished photographer Curt Richter spent part of seven years photographing more than 200 writers associated with the land of grits and honey, including Alice Walker, Eudora Welty, Jimmy Carter and Pat Conroy. The exhibit's been around since Oct. 1, but you can catch it through Jan. 5 at the museum. Tues. through Sat.: 10am to 5pm; Sunday: 1pm to 5pm. Admission $6 adult/$5 senior, student/$3 children. Charlottemuseum.org or 704-568-1774. (Shugart)
For those who like pageantry with their Savior celebration, Carowinds WinterFest has more than one million twinkling lights on 35 acres boasting the largest Christmas celebration in the Carolinas. Take the kids to see a live performance of Santa's Toy Factory, a look at the inner-workings of Santa's workshop (they don't have to know it's a "performance") WinterFest lasts nine more magical nights. Dec. 21-23 and 26-31. Tickets are $22.99 at the gates, $19.99 in advance. For more information call 704-588-2600. (Neumark)December 22, Thursday
Charlotte's beloved downtown staple for the arts and sciences (What is Discovery Place?) presents Rockin' the Holidays. Get your "off"s on with the 95.1 DJ Mix-off and holiday dance-off. From Britney to Bing, lyrics can be requested for spotlight time in the karaoke area before or after visiting the crafts tables and magic show. But the main attraction will be those legendary legs of Americana kicking up their heels for a meet-and-greet session. Straight from Radio City, the Rockettes will sign autographs and display a few of those famous eye-high kicks. Dec. 22, line up from 10-11am for autographs; other events last until 2pm and are free with general admission. Details at www.discoveryplace.org. (Emily Milloy)
Around the time the Double Door Inn opened its doors as an Elizabeth neighborhood pub, a Dick was running the country and there were major issues with the nation's fuel supply. That was 32 years ago... funny how some things never change. The bar, whose stage has seen Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Willie Dixon and Buddy Guy, to name a few, is one of the more authentic places left in the QC these days. Tonight they're doing some celebrating with an anniversary party featuring another longtime local music icon, jazz purist Bill Hanna. The CPCC Jazz Ensemble will set the mood at 8pm and Hanna, joined by his quartet, will commence his regular weekly jamming around 9:30ish. Call 704-376-1446 for more information and ticket pricing. Admission is $8-$10. (Lynn Farris)December 23, Friday
A stethoscope and blouse is now commonplace in hospital hallways, but like many other pursuits, the medical profession was one considered "unsuitable" for women. The Public Library downtown (PLMC) has teamed with The National Library of Medicine in Bethesda, MD, for a new exhibit to celebrate women, like Charlotte native Dr. Jonnie Horn McLeod who created Charlotte's premier walk-in drug treatment facility. The exhibit, Changing the Face of Medicine, also praises the accomplishments of women in other fields such as sports, literature, and government. The exhibit ends today at PLMC's Gallery L. Details at www.plcmc.org. (Emily Milloy)
For years the LA Clippers have been the butt of every NBA joke. Only the Golden State Warriors and Atlanta Hawks could possibly compete in a futility contest. But this is a new year and the Clippers sit atop the always tough Pacific conference, (which includes the Lakers, Suns, and Kings). Even worse for the Bobcats, every time I write one of these previews, they lose. Oops, sorry Bobcats. The game begins at 7:30pm. Call 1800-BOBCATS for tix ($10-$85). (Neumark)December 24, Saturday
It's the last time we'll all get to enjoy the fragrant smell of roasting meat taking over the city unless the Panthers can secure a home play-off game. And, the chances of that will be increased by beating the Dallas Cowboys this Sunday in the Panthers final home game. If the Panthers do clinch a home play-off game expect the meat smell to double, maybe even triple in intensity. The Cowboys are also in the play-off mix so this one should be close. Notorious meanie Bill Parcells' brings a formidable defense and an underrated offense to town. Ultimately this will be a battle of the Juliuses. Our Peppers vs. their Jones. Fear not, ours has bigger guns. The game begins at 1pm, but if you want to be drunk for kickoff, the pre-game begins considerably earlier. Details at www.panthers.com. (Neumark)


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IIM Udaipur has completed final placements for the batch of 2014-16 with an average salary of Rs 12.91 lakh. IIM Udaipur placement in charge mentioned that the average package for the top 25 percentile is Rs 18.13 lakh while that for the top 50 percentile is Rs 15.64 lakh.
Over 15% of the students bagged pre-placement offers or interviews. Companies like Amul, Berger Paints, BPCL, Crisil, Deloitte, Fidelity Investments, ICICI Bank, ICICI Prudential, KPMG, Mindtree, Rategain, RBL Bank, Vedanta, Wipro, Yes Bank are among the old recruiters on campus. Companies like Cognizant Business Consulting, Deloitte, KPMG and ICRA from BFSI sector recruited 26 students for various positions.
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i will be going from st louis to vegas for the summer show by myself. i've been further from home, but i've never been to vegas. so i'm anxious and excited.
Flew from Detroit to Los Angeles for the 2006 spiral club show in cabazon.
Flew from MN to New York City last summer! Also drove to Chicago. This fall we will be driving to Chicago as well. NIN used to come here, have seen them twice here. But now they like going to Chicago only lol
buffalo to toronto many times, to rochester once, in nyc to nyc/nj venues, cleveland, chicago a couple of times, and las vegas coming up.
1st time seeing NIN was 2005. Did Durham (UK) to Paris which was 546 miles.
Last year did Durham to NYC for Panorama which was 3337 miles.
Going to Czech Republic for Aerodrome this month, 1051 miles.
Trying to magic up the cash for either Osaka or Bangkok but they're looking unlikely.
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It seems like the zombie genre is here to stay and The Last of Us is Naughty Dogs take on the Zompocalypse. For those of you who don't own a PS3 and are wondering who Naughty Dog are, they made some pretty successful action adventure games in the Uncharted series.
The Last of Us places you in the shoes of Joel, a man who seems to be making his living in the Boston quarantine zone by smuggling all sorts of goods in and out of the safe zone. After a short and sweet tutorial you are soon tasked with smuggling some human cargo, a teenager by the name of Ellie. The Fireflies, a group of rebels fighting against the occupying governing forces of the quarantine zones, ask Joel to take this teenage girl to their main encampment, and they give him the incentive of giving him back the guns they took from him (that's a good incentive right?).
Once you leave the camp it becomes clear that the visual design of this game is quite amazing. The environments are not only pretty but they all fit in really well with the whole story of abandoned and salvaged cities and suburbs. Along your journey you meet a wide range of people, most of which I guess you would expect to find in the Zompocalypse. There's a crazy guy who lives by himself and seems to have laid traps over several blocks in a city and there are people living and trying to survive in communities. The character design is well suited to the situations the people you meet find themselves in. I can't honestly say that outside of the main characters there are any memorable characters that you meet along the way. They seem to be there to serve a purpose and you kind of forget about them once you've moved onto your next objective.
The game mechanics themselves are really good, the shooting and cover mechanics work well and I found that stealth actually works really well. The Last of Us also features a scavenge and crafting system for essentials like health packs, and weapons like molotov cocktails and smoke bombs which always keeps you on your toes, trying to scour every corner of a building before you move on. This crafting system is especially cool in multiplayer as you can roam the map looking for supplies to build bombs and you constantly need to scavenge for ammo. The game also seems to bring things into reality a bit by not letting you carry 1000 rounds of ammo. For most guns in the game you get enough to get you through a couple of fights without having to desperately look for more ammo, but it is definitely a better idea to not go in guns blazing. This leads me to one thing I found annoying in The Last of Us, I felt that when I finally got max ammo for most of my guns there was another forced gunfight. I like how you are generally free to approach a situation how you see fit but I don't like being forced to use most of my resources because my character just happens to fall in the middle of a bunch of enemies, or worse yet, you spend all this time sneaking around a bunch of enemies only to find a blocked door at the other end which you have to make noise and alert everyone you just sneaked past.
The story is mainly driven by the dialogue between Joel and Ellie and the bond that they share. Unfortunately for me I thought that the whole way the relationship develops is very predictable and a little cliché, first Joel doesn't want to show emotion and wouldn't you know it, Ellie becomes like a daughter to him. I think I struggle to connect with Joel as a lead character as I think the depth of his character comes from him as a father and the bonds between a father and a child. Me not being a father I felt like this connection is lost on me and because of that I didn't actually find the story that compelling. I think another thing that didn't help was I got sucked into the hype of some sites rating The Last of Us as a 10/10, which I think made me critic it harsher than I might have had I not been drawn in by hype. I also find the lack of explanation as to what's behind the virus a little disappointing too.
All in all I think The Last of Us is a really good action adventure game with some cool features like scavenging and crafting. Unfortunately for me it didn't quite live up to the hype and I felt that the story and sometimes the characters fell into some tired, predictable clichés. If you like Naughty Dog's Uncharted series then this game will most likely be right up your alley, but if you're after a game that keeps you guessing story wise, you may want to look elsewhere.


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CLEVELAND (92.3 the Fan) – Whether it's a coaching change during a championship year, or all-star teammates sniping at each other on social media, or an unprecedented comeback from a 3-1 deficit in the NBA Finals, one thing is utterly undeniable about the Cavs during the second LeBron era:
They've been able to handle chaos. Heck, they've been able to thrive in it.
This time, however, could prove to be the type of turmoil that's not even fit for the King.
LeBron James reportedly admitted he was "blindsided and disappointed" by the news that Kyrie Irving demanded a trade out of Cleveland. You know it must be bombshell when the guy that has twice sent the sports world into a frenzy over his historic free agency decisions admits that he was caught off guard.
Nobody saw this coming, but maybe they should have.
A championship player going through a very public divorce with his teammate is certainly not without precedent in the NBA. This is a page straight out of the book of Kobe and Shaq, where even a dynasty couldn't fix the warts of their relationship. The difference this time is that nobody seemed to know anything was brewing between LeBron and Kyrie, leaving fans scurrying to assign blame.
Boy is there blame to go around.
Let's start with the fact that only in Cleveland could there be front office instability following an actual championship. Whether you think David Griffin is the second coming of the Spurs' RC Buford or not, you have to admit the guy deserved a raise at the very least following a title.
That's typically how it works in sports. You win and you get rewarded. Dan Gilbert's puzzling decision to let Griffin's contract expire left the Cavs without a GM during the draft and most of the critical free agency period.
Certainly most fans will point their fingers at Kyrie, and for good reason. Fans aren't exactly quick to take the side of the disgruntled millionaire employee who plays alongside the best player in the game.
They are also not hearing his side of the story yet, as his camp has done a poor job of getting out in front of this.
But what could his side possibly be? He's one of the most marketed stars in the league with one of the largest shoe deals and a crazy-good ad campaign that coincided with his ascension. He also is very much a focal point of the offense.
Take for instance this past NBA Finals where he took more shots than anyone else in the series. 15 more than Kevin Durant, 6 more than LeBron and 32 more than Steph Curry.
Not to mention, Kyrie was the guy tasked with the biggest shot in Game 7 of the freaking NBA Finals. If that's not a sign of respect, then what is?
But it's still never been his team, and the way that league operates, that tends to matter with guys like Kyrie. It's what drove a wedge between Kobe and Shaq. It's why many thought LeBron and Wade might have issues in Miami.
It's why some are skeptical that James Harden and Chris Paul will work in Houston. Alpha dogs are alpha dogs because they are alpha dogs.
When Dan Gilbert flew to New Jersey at 11:59 PM to start free agency three years ago it was to hand over the team to Kyrie Irving. A few weeks later, the keys were quickly swiped by LeBron James. The Cavs will never not be LeBron James' team while he's still playing in Cleveland – and Kyrie knows it.
Then there's LeBron, who says he's staying out of this.
While there's no doubt LeBron is still the best player in the game and his spot atop the franchise's pecking order is unquestioned, this melodrama provided a perfect opportunity for the most influential player in sports to demonstrate a level of leadership he's not typically associated with.
Do parents going through a separation not at least try to seek therapy? Then shouldn't there at least be one passing attempt by the one individual associated with the Cavs that has the credibility and the clout to try and help fix this pending fissure?
Remember that two years ago LeBron organized a not-so-private meeting with the Kevin Love to ensure that he would sign an extension.
So he's 1-for-1 remediation yet wants no part of any conflict resolution to retain the guy who hit one of the biggest shots in NBA Finals history? The guy who is supposed to take the load off LeBron during his later years? Maybe that should tell us all we need to know about how deep their wounds truly are.
It probably doesn't help matters that LeBron remains uncommitted to the Cavs, continuing his free agency trend of keeping nobody in the loop. That's great for drama and ratings, but it's bad for team building and feelings.
But as we've seen for years, LeBron doesn't care about your feelings. Compare that uncertainty with the Warriors ability to have a long-term plan for their own players and free agency, which has enabled them to keep everyone at the table happy with whatever piece of the pie that gets cut.
That's how a dynasty stays a dynasty, and LeBron's inability to help the Cavs operate in that matter always inhibited that type of long-term success.
All three parties here seem to be actively taking the path of most resistance.
Gilbert has made things tougher because of the front office upheaval, Kyrie has made things tougher by refusing to accept his role on a championship team, and LeBron has made things tougher by refusing to commit.
Years down the road we may sadly have to point to these events as the perfect storm for the conclusion we have all been hoping to avoid reaching.
It's the Cavs in chaos again.
If they can swim out of this and somehow get to the other side as champions, it may prove to be LeBron's best trick yet.


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View Finder: Can the rebooted Monkey Magic boost Netflix subscriber growth?
Netflix goes big while Stan goes 4K.
Australian social media feeds were sent into a frenzy this week as news broke that the ABC was working with New Zealand's TVNZ and Netflix to reboot the beloved Monkey (Magic) TV series from the 1980s.
For those who need a quick flashback to remind them of the wonder of Monkey (and a tasty earworm for the rest of the day):
The new series will be called The Legend of Monkey and will begin streaming in 2018, with 10 half-hour episodes currently in production in New Zealand. The show will chronicle the story of a teenage girl and a trio of fallen Gods as they try to restore balance to the world.
While it's safe to assume that the ABC will get first run of the show in Australia, Netflix is on board for global distribution. If the producers manage to nail that catchy intro music and make sure that Monkey's cloud call whistle is a critical part of the show, who wouldn't want to watch it?
Turning around slower Netflix subscriber growth
The rebooted Monkey could definitely be an important cog in Netflix's subscriber growth strategy. This week the streaming giant announced to investors that its international subscriber growth had slowed during the last quarter.
While the news sent Netflix stock prices south, there was still plenty of positive news in the announcement, including the fact that many of Netflix's international operations are already profitable and that the company is only just shy of the 100 million subscriber mark.
But perhaps most interesting is who – or what – Netflix sees as its major competitor. When asked about competition from cable companies, CEO Reed Hastings claimed that Netflix and cable in the US were largely complementary: "You know, think about it. When you watch a show from Netflix and you get addicted to it, you stay up late at night. We're competing with sleep, on the margin."
I for one am keen to see how Netflix plans to defeat the human need for sleep so we can binge-watch Adam Sandler movies 24/7.
4K it, Stan
We knew it was coming, but Stan officially switched on 4K streams yesterday for subscribers, bringing the Aussie service in line with the quality of the international streamers.
It won't come for free though. If you want to watch 4K episodes of Better Call Saul, you're going to need to give Stan an extra $5 a month.
$15 a month for 4K video is far from bad value though. Stan has also increased the number of concurrent streams you can watch with and the number of devices you can download to for offline viewing as part of the premium package.
The biggest hurdle in the way of this premium plan is the compatible device list. Currently, you'll need a compatible 4K 2015, 2016 or 2017 model of Samsung or LG TV, or the PS4 Pro to access 4K streams.
Trailer of the week
Kimmy's back!
The third season of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt lands on 19 May.
- Still looking for something to watch? Why not check out our full round-up of the shows launching in April?
Each week, View Finder rounds up the latest news in TV and movie streaming in Australia.


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Charleston based lo-fi punk rockers Dumb Doctors are slated to release their new self-titled album on cassette at the 2017 Summer Shindig at The Royal American this Saturday (6/24). This album marks an important milestone for the band, as it was the first effort to be recorded with the full lineup (Scott Dence, Jim Faust, Brett Nash, Kain Naylor). In the past, frontman Scott Dence had played all the instruments himself and recorded in his West Ashley basement studio, nicknamed The Dumgeon. For their self-titled album the whole band got together over a period of five days in February and banged out this full-length release on a 4-track cassette recorder, in the now-famed basement Dumgeon of Dumb Doctors' past recordings.
The reptilian cover art was designed by Dennis Hickman, one of Charleston's most respected tattoo artists. You can find him at Holy City Tattooing Collective Tuesday through Saturday from 1 until 9. We linked up with Scott to talk about the new album, which is available for an exclusive stream at the bottom of this page. Scroll down and press play and then scroll back up to read our interview with Scott, and pick up your copy on cassette this Saturday's Summer Shindig at The Royal American, where Dumb Doctors will play alongside a slew of awesome local and regional acts for a day-long parking lot festival. You can also pre-order the album via Bandcamp for $7.
Can you tell me a little about how Dumb Doctors got started? How did you assemble the lineup?
I started Dumb Doctors in the summer of 2013 as a solo recording project while my other bands (boring portals, sans Jose) were on hiatus. Jim (Faust, bass in dum dox) and I had been in a couple of bands together already so he was the first person I asked to be a part of the band. Later I asked Brett to play drums and the three of us were line up for our first album, ONE, which was released in 2015. Kain had played in a Charleston band called Bath Salts and i was a huge fan. We ended up working together and got him to fill in for Brett at a show at Big Gun Burger Shoppe sometime in the winter of 2015 and decided to ask him to join the band full-time. We've been a 4-piece more or less since then.
What was the best part about having the full lineup present during the recording process, instead of your usual method of recording the songs yourself?
It was a lot of fun recording this album together. We recorded every Sunday in February and spent a couple of hours each time trying to get the best performances we could get. We would record in my basement studio then hangout in my carport afterward. It was very relaxed, ya know? We listened back to the recordings every week and then decided if we needed to redo'em or if they were good enough to keep. I always wanted to be the guy that could churn out music constantly and that's why I would record by myself. Plus I've always been pretty impatient when it comes to recording, waiting on other people's schedules would drive me crazy. Doing it as a band is slower paced but it's worth it tho. When I look back at a lot of the stuff I did by myself, they all seem unfinished or demo-y. When we play the songs as a band, they sound real and fleshed out. More like a band is playing them instead of someone trying to rush through a song by themselves. We've been playing a lot of these songs for a while and planned out our sessions so when Sunday would come we were ready to knock them out.
Did you do most of the writing, or was it more of a collaborative effort?
I had all of the music written when we started this one. But we kinda re-envisioned them as we've been playing them in the last 6 months, making them ours instead of just an idea I have. We collaborate mostly on the flow of the songs and try to figure out how to make them exciting when we play them live.
Why the choice to record on cassette in your basement studio, as opposed to at a recording studio or on a computer? Was it for the grunge?
I think everything sounds better on tape. I've been a longtime fan of DIY, Lo-Fi esthetic, Like Guided by Voices or The Oblivions or The Gories. It's fuzzy and lower quality but it makes the music weird. You have to embrace mistakes and just try to rock as hard as possible. I don't like the idea of being so unlimited with digital recording. Not that I'm against it completely tho. If I were to go to a studio or something it would be cool to go digital but if we make it at my house I would rather do it on the 4-track. Also recording 4-track style is fascinating to me. Just how it all works. It's so simple and complicated at the same time. So you really have to know how they work to get a good sound of them. There's a level of actual engineering that goes into it that really excites me.
How much creative input did you have in Dennis Hickman's cover design?
I was trying to rush out a shirt last year and mentioned it to Dennis who's an old buddy. I sent him the song "The Reptile" which I wrote about the South Carolina legend the Lizard Man of Ore Country. I really like weird occult phenomena like that. They said that the lizard man lived in the swamp in Bishopville or something and would eat peoples cars late at night. There were even sightings and shit. At the time it was such a sensational story that people started making merch like shirts and other junk you would find at South Of the Border or truck stops. Me and Dennis talked about that too and I think he used that as inspiration. He's the best! He actually hand-drew the cover and looking at the detail in it is so intense. Hopefully soon I can get that shirt going too.
Which one of you is going to get the cover design tatted on your body?
I think we should all get it tattooed. When this whole cassette thing makes Dumb Docs a household name I'll get Dennis to go on tour with us so he can sell the tattoo at the merch table.
What are you looking forward to most about the Summer Shindig?
I'm looking forward to seeing Matt Monday. He always kills it and is probably one of the best performers I've seen in Charleston. I also want to see Riot Stares because I haven't heard'em live yet. Then of course there's all the homies in all of the other bands too. I'm sure it's gonna be good times!
Stream the new self-titled album by Dumb Doctors below, and snag a copy on cassette at the Summer Shindig on Saturday.
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The synthesis and characterization of novel N-arylhydroxylamine-based molecular wires are described for use in the site-directed covalent immobilization of whole IgG antibodies onto gold electrode surfaces. The hydroxylamine, electrochemically generated in situ from reduction of the corresponding nitrobenzene, is stable under a wide range of solution conditions and reacts selectively with carbohydrate away from the antibody-binding site to allow the development of immunosensors with maximal activity. Cyclic voltammetric responses have shown a direct correlation between the structure and length of the molecular wire and its stability and concentration at the electrode surface.
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I'm tired of meds... I'm tired of not feeling 100% ... or maybe this is the way I am supposed to feel?
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I don't write here much because my other blog... gets.. I don't even know. It's a different style of blog than this.
One where I don't vent nearly as much... I don't... I can't even get into it.
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I just noticed the ranking system is the same as used in the One Punch Man anime. I wonder if that was on purpose. I just got the game and I am enjoying it.
Bought the game because of your Let's look at and so far I really love it. Thanks!
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I feel like this game is nuclear throne… But more chaotic, and better. And I LOVE nuclear throne.
There is a voting poll on psn right now for which game to come out on ps plus next month.this game is on it. vote for it. 🙂
Does it have online coop?
"-up to 4 people, unfortunately its local only so I haven't had much of a chance to check that out…" Queue Sad Violin
Nice specular on the armor on the title and level select screens, and those level select screens do look great (bonus for characters WITH CHARACTER!). The game is simple but also very fluid and looks great at 60fps! I could see myself getting into the zone in this game but prefer a bit more exploration myself..
Holy shit I can totally see this game as an arcade booth. Seriously, the devs need to make this into a booth arcade, it'd make mad freaking money.
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holy shit, ive been watching nl since his first isaac playthrough, didnt know that was over 2.5 years ago…
how is this not on my steam wishlist? well, it is now!
"Keep that in mind" I designed this ryhme to remind myself how I got this far.
NL you have 600k subs, and your main focus are indie-games, of course you will get in contact with some people.
This game has great concept and is really nicely done,but……..what the fuck is this artwork? Sorry but it looks soo bad.
I remember your first coverage of this I got it back then
Now to find Assault Android Cactus hentai. Cause all the girls are super adorable.
this game looks like it would do well as a smartphone or tablet game.
This needs more Crimsonland.
Aubregine basically has a Blue Baby's Only Friend/Ludovico Technique, so why hate on Aubregine?
NL's integrity gives me boners
I really love this game.
Assault Android Caucus would be a much better game.
Ugh, during the beta Aubergine was stupid powerful. You would just direct it where you wanted it to go, it would sit EXACTLY there till moved. it also did a ton of damage. It got patched pretty quickly though. I was so sad that she got nerfed.
Next time it would be nice if you'd bother to explain what all the pick ups are since they're clearly a huge part of the gameply.
why is call of duty an insult? they're pretty games well some pretty good games lol
lol I love the disclaimer in the beginning , it's funny he has to explain it haha
You are knocking down points because it will not appeal to everyone?
You should really stop being so afraid of recommending things you like. No game is going to appeal to everyone, and it's not something that devs should even strive for. I don't want games that were designed to appeal to everyone.
As a reviewer you should say what you liked, what you didn't like, how much you liked it, and let people make up their own minds.
If a person is unable to understand what kind of game it is after being shown and told, repeating it over and over again won't probably help.
I wonder if they used the default shader
So… Crimsonland?
A lot of people/press were raving about this at PAX. Also you and Kate should play.
Would play, but only with online coop…
Looks like a cuter and 2d drunken robot pornography.
That's a compliment.
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i'm looking forward to a northernlion xcom 2 let's play plz don't dissapoint me
NL i must say I did not enjoy your focus on the "if you don't like the genre don't get it" thing. Why? Because every genre appeals only to a certain type of player :/ Only because you think this is a niche product you should not intensively talk about that because it holds absolutely no value for players who: a) never played that genre b) players who don't like the genre (as they know they do and you don't need to tell them) and c) players who are into that genre (they know what this is a bout seeing the game). So you should really try to talk more about the game and less about why you think someone might not like it. It feels like you tryhard critique the game for no reason :/ Of course mentioning that for 1 minute or so ist ok, but not going on and on and on about it 😛 Otherwise I am very happy to see you doing a let's look at as I already mentioned in your discussion section I really think you should do more of that as I feel it is content that brought me to the channel (I do enjoy isaac) but i feel the other content is not exactly my cup of tea (and by that i mean magic, bloodbowl, fallout new v and europa universalis). I am still very disappointed in you not recording more bloodborne out of "recording on ps4 is so difficult" laziness. I got to the channel by a let's look at, stayed because of dark souls spelunky, ftl and isaac. Hope even as you grow bigger and bigger you do not forget your origins unless of course you do not enjoy those games anymore, which i truly hope you still do.
This game is more fun than it has any right to be.
'Gussied up'? Come again?
I call your opinion in to question Ryan!
*Puts pinkie finger up nose, "everything's dead…" I lost my shit at that. XD
deja vu
deja vu
I really hope this game makes it over to PS4/Xbox One at some point.


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Is this possible with tools available to the public?
I don't think so but we will probably see something very, very soon.
apparently the tools are here but I think they maybe need to be compiled?
I'm no coder unfortuantely so have no clue in that regard
i tried that, but i get the error
i/o error 103
i dont think this is the tool your looking for, if im mistaken correct me, this is a toll wich gets you a key.bin outa the wad.
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